 D'Albis, Badji, El Mekkaoui and Navaux's third indicator is a combination of the two previous criteria and is both an inter-age indicator and an intergenerational indicator.In Australia, notable equality has been achieved in living standards, as measured by consumption, among people between the ages of 20 and 75 years.Substantial inequalities exist, however, between different generations, with older generations experiencing lower living standards in real terms at particular ages than younger generations.